How to Protect Your Creative Work: All You Need to Know About CopyrightWiley, 1987. gada 24. apr. - 343 lappuses An easy-to-use reference on the benefits of copyright protection written for people who conceive of, develop, produce, and market creative work and properties. Shows readers how they can reap greater benefits from creative endeavors in a wide variety of fields. Entrepreneurs, writers, software programmers and developers, scientists, artists, and people working in corporations will find useful information on what can or cannot be covered; ``fair use'', how to register work and insure protection; what institutes copyright infringement and how to take action, and much more. |
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A Wide Range of Things Can Be Protected | 13 |
Some Things Cannot Be Protected | 30 |
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